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Hillwood Yang 4f96d5aab3 Accepting request 711702 from home:hillwood:branches:multimedia:apps 
- Update version to 3.3.1
  * Fix a bug in the MQTT documentation and add sanity checking for the port
    chosen -- thanks to David Crook.
  * Fix a bug that caused manual format and rate settings to be ignored --
    thanks to Jörg Krause.
  * Add missing support for format settings S24_LE, S24_BE, S32_LE and S32_BE.
  * Fix a bug that caused dither to be too loud.
  * Fix error message for invalid 
  * Automatic Format and Speed Selection for alsa devices. Using the alsa back
    end, when you specify the output device, Shairport Sync will now, by
    default, select the best output format and speed. For instance, if your
    output device is capable of 32-bit operation, it will be selected. In some
    situations, this will give a noticeable improvement in sound quality – see
    the discussion of audio improvements below. The greatest bit depth will
    always be selected, and the lowest speed that is a multiple of 44,100.
  * Audio Transient Reduction: A Disable Standby feature to eliminate certain
    faint-but-annoying audible pops and clicks has been added for alsa devices.
    The setting prevents an output device entering standby mode and thus
    minimises standby/busy transitions, which can sometimes be heard. It is
    pretty impressive, especially combined with fixes to the dithering code
    described below. If you can enable 24- or 32-bit audio output to your output
    device, you can get even better results. This feature is available in the
    ALSA back end (standard in Linux) when it is driving output devices that can
    provide precision delay information, i.e. most hardware output devices and
    possibly some virtual devices.
  * New active/inactive program hooks. Basically, these are "deglitched"
    replacements for play start/play end program hooks. When a play session
    starts, the system goes active. When the play session ends, the system
    remains active for a period determined by the active_state_timeout setting,
    10 seconds by default. If another play session starts before the period

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/711702
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/multimedia:apps/shairport-sync?expand=0&rev=11
2019-06-24 14:30:57 +00:00

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Mon Jun 24 14:19:17 UTC 2019 - Hillwood Yang <hillwood@opensuse.org>
- Update version to 3.3.1
* Fix a bug in the MQTT documentation and add sanity checking for the port
chosen -- thanks to David Crook.
* Fix a bug that caused manual format and rate settings to be ignored --
thanks to Jörg Krause.
* Add missing support for format settings S24_LE, S24_BE, S32_LE and S32_BE.
* Fix a bug that caused dither to be too loud.
* Fix error message for invalid
* Automatic Format and Speed Selection for alsa devices. Using the alsa back
end, when you specify the output device, Shairport Sync will now, by
default, select the best output format and speed. For instance, if your
output device is capable of 32-bit operation, it will be selected. In some
situations, this will give a noticeable improvement in sound quality – see
the discussion of audio improvements below. The greatest bit depth will
always be selected, and the lowest speed that is a multiple of 44,100.
* Audio Transient Reduction: A Disable Standby feature to eliminate certain
faint-but-annoying audible pops and clicks has been added for alsa devices.
The setting prevents an output device entering standby mode and thus
minimises standby/busy transitions, which can sometimes be heard. It is
pretty impressive, especially combined with fixes to the dithering code
described below. If you can enable 24- or 32-bit audio output to your output
device, you can get even better results. This feature is available in the
ALSA back end (standard in Linux) when it is driving output devices that can
provide precision delay information, i.e. most hardware output devices and
possibly some virtual devices.
* New active/inactive program hooks. Basically, these are "deglitched"
replacements for play start/play end program hooks. When a play session
starts, the system goes active. When the play session ends, the system
remains active for a period determined by the active_state_timeout setting,
10 seconds by default. If another play session starts before the period
elapses, the system stays active; otherwise the system goes inactive. The
hooks are performed when the system goes active or inactive.
* A new MQTT client interface, with support for metadata and for some remote
control commands.
* A new Jack Audio back end.
* PulseAudio: A new option for the pa backend to allow the specification of
the audio sink.
* CYGWIN: An updated and enhanced installation procedure to install Shairport
Sync as a Cygwin service.
* Opt-in default for certain added features: If support for soxr, metadata or
the Apple ALAC decoder is included during building (i.e. at the ./configure
stage), then the features are enabled by default at run time. The features
are (1) soxr interpolation – chosen automatically if the device is fast
enough, (2) the Apple ALAC decoder and (3) metadata, which is implied when
you include support for metadata, D-Bus, MPRIS or MQTT features.
* Shairport Sync can now receive AirPlay streams consisting of raw PCM – 16
bit stereo frames at 44,100 samples per second. Packets must be 352 frames
exactly.
* Improved support for big-endian CPUs by adding support for explicit -endian
formats, i.e. S16_LE, S16_BE, S24_LE, S24_BE, S32_LE, S32_BE.
* Add a list of alsa hardware devices found to the alsa backend help section
in the shairport-sync -h text. (Linux only – doesn't work on
FreeBSD/OpenBSD.)
* Replace the existing watchdog, which only offered partial coverage, with a
much more robust thread-based watchdog.
* Allow a reported remote processing time of zero.
* Fix a logical error that could cause an endless loop during a flush.
* Ensure a player thread is correctly initialised before allowing it to be
cancelled cleanly.
* Ensure the player thread always has a cancellation point so that it should
always be possible to ask it to terminate.
* If a play session is interrupted, wait for it to terminate for up to three
seconds.
* If a play session is interrupted, ensure the new session uses a different
set of UDP ports. This is to ensure that data from the interrupted session –
which might be still in transit – doesn't enter the new session.
* Make all ALSA command sequences un-cancellable. This is to ensure that ALSA
subsystem will not be left in a partially-initialised state if Shairport
Sync terminates abruptly.
* When a connection is terminated abruptly, ensure that all the UDP ports is
use are closed properly.
* Impose timeouts on both reading and writing to the supervisory RTSP
connection governing a session.
* When closing the RTSP connection due to an error, close it immediately,
without waiting for a full TCP handshake, because, if the other end has
erred, the handshake may never come.
* Fix a parameter initialisation error in a situation where there is no
hardware mixer.
* Fix an MQTT-related crash by ignoring unrecognised commands.
* Fix a compilation error and a warning when using the --with-convolution
configuration option.
* A compilation problem in OpenBSD has been fixed by changing the order of
some include files.
* Fix a problem when calling the program to be run when the volume control is
changed. Thanks to shaven for the report.
* Remove unrecognised options from FreeBSD and OpenBSD compilation
instructions.
* Ensure the compiler flag HAVE_LIBSOXR is defined if the --with-soxr
configuration flag is used and pkg-config is in use.
* Fix a bug in the dbus native interface which would silently switch soxr
interpolation to basic.
* Fix a mutex lock bug in the metadata hub. No known effects.
* Fix an arithmetic overflow in frame rate calculations that could occur after
2^32 frames – approximately 27 hours at 44,100 frames per second.
* A number of memory leaks have been identified and removed.
* An incorrect warning about using the deprecated general statistics options
has been fixed.
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Mon Mar 18 21:21:48 UTC 2019 - Jan Engelhardt <jengelh@inai.de>
- Transform bash-specific sh code to POSIX sh in scriptlets.
- Do not hide errors from useradd.
- Reduce hard scriptlet dependency on systemd;
%service_* does not need it.
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Sun Feb 10 10:27:18 UTC 2019 - Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com>
- Really use upstream tarball from the source url
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Wed Feb 6 13:16:47 UTC 2019 - Tuukka Pasanen <tuukka.pasanen@ilmi.fi>
- Update to release 3.2.2
Version 3.2 introduces two big new features – MPRIS support and a "native" Shairport
Sync D-Bus interface. MPRIS offers a standard set of facilities for implementing remote
control and the native D-Bus interface allows local programs to interact
directly with Shairport Sync.
When used with either of these interfaces, Shairport Sync offers access
to the remote control commands available to control the source, and also
offers access to metadata, including titles and cover art. These new features
are experimental, but are already useful.
This release of Shairport Sync contains important bug fixes and stability
improvements and is recommended for all users. If offers better synchronisation,
better compatibility with third-party AirPlay sources, greater stability when
used with YouTube and macOS system sound, faster resynchronisation, better
performance on noisy or congested networks and many other improvements.
A quick INSTALL guide for the Raspberry Pi, a how-to CAR INSTALL guide and
a note about installing to OpenBSD have been added.
- See https://github.com/mikebrady/shairport-sync/releases for details
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Mon Jul 30 18:15:58 UTC 2018 - jengelh@inai.de
- Avoid repeating name in summary (rpmlint).
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Mon Jun 11 13:48:36 UTC 2018 - hillwood@opensuse.org
- Initial package for 3.2rc10.
- Add drop-user-config.patch, move configuring user account to rpm spec.
- Add firewalld profile.
- Add README.SUSE
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